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  1. I'm making a concerted effort to switch flat config files to formatted YAML in my various scripts and utilities. I've been using Mike Farah's yq for my random shell scripts, excellent!

  2. Installed Netbox this morning and then spent the majority of the day consolidating inventories and documenting...its amazing how out of date your collection of excel spreadsheets can get in a very short period of time!

  3. Bought a new Samsung 2TB NVMe to replace the primary drive on my main desktop...I've been procrastinating on moving data, rearranging drives and reinstalling my OS for months now...one day I'll put this new drive in.

  4. Been experimenting with on ; really loving the experience and looking forward to the official spin.

  5. Solutions to manage AI agents are:

    - hard to set up
    - difficult to configure
    - not Product Owner friendly

    When I work with my AI development team, I want to act as the Product Owner, not a System Administrator.

    My focus is on product design, feature description, and roadmap.

  6. A Nice, SKIN expérimente les solutions numériques dédiées à la santé de la peau

    37, c’est le nombre de tiers-lieux d’expérimentation (TLE) impulsés par France 2030 depuis le lancement de ce programme…
    #Nice #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #2026 #actu #Actualités #dédiées #Économie #europe #expérimenté #nice #numériques #peau #Provence-Alpes-Côted'Azur #Républiquefrançaise #Santé #skin #solutions
    europesays.com/fr/929846/

  7. Yes &;I know how to do it too, isn't that amazing?! I don't just pontificate. I bring the answer at the same time I yell at you about what the problem is. #Research has told me I do it wrong cuz I haven't convinced you of the #problem. I bring a #solution to a problem you don't yet recognize!!!

  8. CW: Solution to my BP 44

    Solution to my BP 44: Combinatorics on the left, versus Geometry on the right.

    Detailed boxes contents:
    1: Number the urns from 1 to u. Line up the indistinguishable balls in a row. Split this row up into u sections by inserting u-1 separators. All balls to the left of the j-th separator and to the right of the (j-1)-st separator (counting from, say, the left end) go into the j-th urn. You now have a row of b+u-1 objects of which b are balls and u-1 are separators. There are C(b+u-1,b) ways to choose the locations for the b balls among the b+u-1 objects. This example: 4 balls (o), 3 urns, 2 separators (|). C(6,4) = C(6,2) = 15 ways;
    2: permutations of 4 objects, alternative visualization (as string diagrams);
    3: Petersen graph;
    4: Cayley table of the symmetric group S_3 (drawn as string diagrams), that is all the compositions of the permutations of 3 items;
    5: the 11 bracelets with 2 white, 2 black and 2 grey beads. Five are chiral, so there are 16 necklaces in total. See:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necklace
    6: Young diagrams associated to the (unlabeled) partitions of the positive integer 8. See:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer_
    oeis.org/A000041
    - - - -
    7: an euclidean construction from Euclid 'Elements':
    schoolworkhelper.net/euclidean
    8: Diagram of a truncated cone, with its radius and height;
    9: a shaded tetrakis hexahedron (a Catalan solid);
    10: origami crease pattern based on the Circle packing technique. See:
    abrashiorigami.com/crease-patt
    11: Koch snowflake, iteration 4;
    12: a little square drawn with the turtle geometry (see my Bongard problem n. 36).

    #bongardproblem #mathpuzzle #puzzle #visualmath

  9. Santander is seeking companies with the best solutions in quantum computing and artificial intelligence

    Banco Santander has launched Santander X Global Challenge | The Quantum AI Leap, a new global challenge…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #BancoSantander #Bluzec #IBM #OxentiaFoundation #SantanderXGlobalChallenge|TheQuantumAILeap #solutionsinquantumcomputingandartificialintelligence
    europesays.com/spain/21572/

  10. CW: Solution to my BP 43

    Solution to my BP 43: the boxes on the left show the successive steps of sorting arrays of integers using one basic version of Merge Sort (you can see the visible halving from the recursion). The boxes on the right show steps of sorting arrays of integers using a non-adaptive Bubble Sort (that's one of the simplest sorting algorithms, with two nested loops plus a test to swap or not two adjacent items).

    I've written both Python functions to keep the intermediate steps as simple (readable) as possible. I have created the graphics output using Pillow.

    See also:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merge_so

    #bongardproblem #mathpuzzle #puzzle #visualmath

  11. Einige Zeit später traf ich zufällig jemanden, der genau das suchte: eine geeignete Dachfläche, um dort eine PV-Anlage zu realisieren und zu finanzieren. Ich habe beide zusammengebracht – den Verein und den Interessenten.

    #Solution #Networking #Energiewende

  12. Einige Zeit später traf ich zufällig jemanden, der genau das suchte: eine geeignete Dachfläche, um dort eine PV-Anlage zu realisieren und zu finanzieren. Ich habe beide zusammengebracht – den Verein und den Interessenten.

    #Solution #Networking #Energiewende

  13. Einige Zeit später traf ich zufällig jemanden, der genau das suchte: eine geeignete Dachfläche, um dort eine PV-Anlage zu realisieren und zu finanzieren. Ich habe beide zusammengebracht – den Verein und den Interessenten.

    #Solution #Networking #Energiewende

  14. Einige Zeit später traf ich zufällig jemanden, der genau das suchte: eine geeignete Dachfläche, um dort eine PV-Anlage zu realisieren und zu finanzieren. Ich habe beide zusammengebracht – den Verein und den Interessenten.

    #Solution #Networking #Energiewende

  15. CW: Solution to my BP 41

    Solution to my BP 41: all nonempty boxes contain State diagrams of automata with binary inputs. The states represented with double stroked circles are accepting states. Under the state diagrams there are some of their input strings (words). In the boxes on the left the words are accepted, so they end in accepting states. In the boxes of the right, they don't. '' is the empty word (often represented with a lambda). To spicy things up a bit I have expressed some input words a little more generally using a basic regular expression syntax. So o* means zero or more zero bits, o+ one or more zero bits, and () defines a group of bits.

    Lot of fun to create pixel art for this Bongard problem. Computer science lovers should remember this stuff enough :-) I'm still exploring computer science and algorithms in the current batch of problems.

    See also:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite-s

    #bongardproblem #mathpuzzle #puzzle #visualmath